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Unfortunately, and proof positive that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.

It's really bad when even the official show twitter has no clue what's happening on its own show.

If its a Wayward I'm going to put my money on Kaia. Mostly because there is the unresolved issue of the spear. I can see Dean feeling guilty if she gets killed because she didn't have her spear. But the death is episode 19, and Beren's seems to be the Wayward writer and he's doing 18 so I'm leaning against Waywards for that reason.

This rules Mary as the death, alone with Lucifer/Nick and Alex. Given that Dean is with Sam and Alex and then its just Dean alone, I'm going with something happening to Sam. It would fit all the spoilers. WAG, Sam dies and goes to heaven and singlehandley rallies the angels (to redeem the leader role) and they attach and kill Lucifer. Heaven fails and kicks out all the angels and we get ghost Sam next season.

I wonder if the upcoming death is going to be Jack putting someone out of their misery. My money would be on Mary, a Wayward Sue, or Sam. It makes me wonder if they are building toward a reverse s8, where Dean is the last one left standing, he might lose Mary, Bobby, and Sam and Jack.

I guess this is why they had to splice photos of Dean from other episodes into the promo. There was literally not a single relevant scene for him in this ep. I'd say the kindest thing the writers could do would be to kill off Dean's character since they obviously have no clue what to do with him, and clearly have no interest in writing for him but under Dabb and Co, I don't see it being a heroic death. Dean would trip over his shoelace, fall, hit his head and drown in a puddle or choke on whatever mouthful of food he's sloppily eating.

My guess is that Jared and Jensen are contacted for a certain number of shooting days. Jensen probably used quiet a few with Nihilism, Damaged goods and that episode that shall not be named because it still sends me into a rage when I think of it. So they needed to cut back on his schedule a bit to accommodate that. I remember before IMDB closed down, someone posted a number of days Jared and Jensen were contracted for. If true it was roughly half. I image they probably have a similar contract in place now. I'm not sure if shooting schedules are considered a spoiler so I'll tag in case. Another Newbie writer next week. Oh joy.

All I can say is I hope this writer never writes Dean again. What was that? Dean's pretty good at connecting and emphasizing with people, but he didn't even try. He just pawned this situation off an Donatello. He was completely necessary for this ep. Jack and Dean could have had a good conversation but sloppy eating and funny faces is bascially want Dean is. Dean did little more than shove food at himself and others and was afraid of a snake. Once again more repeating Dean scenes with Sam, the scene in the bunker reminded me of Dean remembering what happened to Kevin and the scene with Sam and Cas was a repeat of Dean and Cas. Why is is necessary. Is this writer completely bankrupt. It's a shame did didn't learn characterization and had those earlier seasons on as background noise. She missed a lot. Seriously how is that professional. It was nice to finally hear someone called Sam a bad leader because he was. Dean is a true leader and once again this episode proved that. He put aside his PTSD and trauma to once again be strong for everyone else. I feel no sympathy for Sam here. None. It's his and Cas's fault those hunters are dead. Dean warned them and but Sam couldn't stop thinking about himself for five minutes. Another reason he's not a good leader. I guess this is Dean's job the rest of the season. Stand around and eat and watch Jack. This episode sucked. I agree its worst episode of the series.

The twins are getting so big and so adorable.

I just hope we're spared a scene of Dean calling Sam and asking if its okay.

Called it. More photos http://www.ksitetv.com/supernatural/supernatural-spoilers-peace-of-mind-photos-description/189425/

I'm not even sure Dean is going to get to do this. I'm convinced the "old friend" is Donatello since doesn't have a soul. They just couldn't say that in the press release because if they did it would immediately make people think Jack lost his soul. In the writers minds it makes perfect sense, That instead of just pairing Jack in with Sam so he can talk to the actual guy who lost his soul, they'll pair him with Dean the guy who was on the sidelines and watched to drive him to a place where he can talk to a guy who lost his soul. How concerned can Sam and Dean really be about Jack since next week is just a standard HOTW, and Jack has a play date with the teens. I'm not convinced Sam has nothing. It sounds like he's getting the emotional arc. They clearly don't intend to address any trauma Dean suffered. It's all about Sam and his guilt. Hopefully that won't last more than an episode. I'm sure he'll be involved in the Nick/Lucifer stuff. We had that promo shot of Nick's melting vessel. Hopefully its melting because he needs Lucifer, and not because his vessel is giving out housing Lucifer. If its the latter, I think that will bring about a confrontation of LuciferSam and MichaelJack. That would fit with Dean crying alone in the woods if Sam told him to stay put so Dean 'won't be able to chance his mind" Dean will learn his annual Sam is a big boy lesson. I'm not ruling out the death being Sam and/or Jack because of that. It sounds like Sam, Jack and Dean are filming an intense scene and later its only Dean alone crying. Why is he alone when he was with Sam and Jack earlier? Unless its a repeat of season 13 where Nick takes off with Sam and Jack and Dean is crying because its the same scenario that happened before and Dean couldn't' save them. I still think the finale will be Swan Song 2.0. With regards to the loss, there was comment in the Gold panel from Jared that said, he Dean and Jack were cutting down trees, so it does sound like they might be building a funeral pyre. I checked Jason's board, so depending on what "the other day" meant it seemed they were shooting scenes in the later part of episode 19. So I don't think it will be a wayward. Because Berens wrote episode 18, and it sounds like the death is 19. But maybe we'll get lucky and it will be a Wayward and it will cause Berens to bounce off like killing Charlies seemed to do to Thompson. (Doubt it but we should be so lucky.)

I finally watched the afternoon panel, and I found their responses to the question about the progression of the show from the 200th to the 300th. Jensen- It was 100 more episodes. Jared- Before he went off on a tangent he compared it to baseball and how to a casual observer baseball can be boring and slow because it looks like nothing is happening and then went off on this huge tangent. Did he suddenly realize what he was saying and tried to get out of it. He was basically saying that the show looked boring, slow and nothing happened. LMAO. He's not wrong.

I thought the conversation kind of made Cas look like a hypocrite because he's lecturing Jack about accepting mortality when he sided with Sam over Dean wanting to sacrifice himself to save the world from Michael.

http://eisforeidolon.tumblr.com/post/182537359716/samanddeanunited-when-a-writer-assistant-who-is I saw this on Tumblr . No wonder if feels like like the writers have zero respect for canon. they don't. This is Dabb's assistant telling someone to watch the early seasons as back ground noise while cleaning. (not sure why this is posting twice).

I was debating which thread to put this in, and decided it was best because it talks about the writing as a whole. I found this post on Tumblr and it sums up Dabb's show running much better than I ever could. Bolding mine. This is how I feel about everything since Dabb took over. He has a shallow, superficial, of all the characters, at best. Everything is in fits and starts, very little connects, each writer seems to have their own agenda, there seems to be no communication. There is esentially no leader taking charge. The Michael storyline followed the same path. It appeared and disappeared with no real development or a chance to breath. Every time something happened tha tmight creation tension or specuation, Dabb couldn't wait to spoil it. Very few of the new characters make an impact. I still see people saying they have to remind who Maggie was. http://eisforeidolon.tumblr.com/post/183391027666/are-you-also-laughing-at-how-the-whole-fandom

No, Dean doesn't want to hunt because he wants to take a nap. (no i'm not kidding). As for Deans' guilt, its non-existent. It's been passed off to Sam.

This show really has no clue what to do with Dean or desire to actually write for him. It becomes more and more obvious every ep. He's either dumb comic relief how has to have every word over two syllables defined for him or he's filler and busy work.

So far Dabb's assistant is proving herself to be every bit the Dabb clone I expected. Now that Michael is gone, I dont' care about the physics mind because there will be no hope for parallels. So i"m glad Jensen is in this only a limited about. But even that seems like too much.

It also sounds like all the guilt and trauma, post Michael will focus on Sam. I guess those antibodies of Deans' are kicking in. He looks like nothing even happened to him last ep.

https://www.spoilertv.com/2019/02/supernatural-episode-1415-peace-of-mind.html Sneak peak So Dean suddenly doesn't want to hunt anymore? Surprise Sam found the case. More gross eating. I just watched the afternoon panel and someone asked about Jack's soul, and Jared said something about how Dean is important going forward becuase he dealt with Sam who lost his soul. I guess he meant this literally. Which makes no sense. Sam is the one who experienced soulessness why wouldn't he be the one to talk to Jack since he knows what its like. I'm guessing the old friend is going to be Donatello since he doesn't have a soul. Ugh. Can they just kill Dean already, he's back to being Jiminy Cricket to Jack the Important One. I guess we're headed for more depressed Sam. Which makes me think that this season will end with Sam sacrificing himself. For Jack and Dean, but no one will tell him he's a weak quitter or punch him to make him behave. Singer is directing the current ep.

If he does it will be some noble heroic sacrifice. The kind Sam told Dean he was a weak quitter for wanting to do.

They are currently filming episode 19. I get the impression that the death takes place in episode 19. Berens wrote episode 18, and he seems to be the one who writes the Sue eps. So would Dean be crying in the rain an episode later. I don't see Buck/Lemming dragging the Sue's back into things.

I'm going to say the death is Sam and/or Alex. Probably another Lucifer/Michael show down Dean was left out of. They filmed scene 37 (which is probably one of the last) on Thursday. Jensen mentioned, during a prank question that "the other day" he filmed an intense scene with Jared and Alex that Jared pulled a prank with. The quote for that day was something about not dying with dreams but memories. On friday, they filmed other scenes labled as 30+ and that quote about about speaking for those who can't speak for themselves and how you can't succeed if you hold yourself back. Dean says something and Jack turns around to get confirmation from Sam. (so it seems like they need to check in with Supreme leader Sue ). Then when he mentioned the crying scene he also said it was the other day. So the timing matches Combine that with the afternoon panel about an upcoming death, Losing Sam would be hardest on Dean, and intense scene between the three of them and then and Dean crying alone in the woods, all signs point to Sam or Alex or both.

Not really. It took 3 days to film the scene between Jared and Mark S in Sacrifice. So it doesn't necessarily mean fight scene.